Vassa is a period of retreat and reflection in the Theravada tradition that begins after Uposatha. Vassa is the rainy season, which lasts for around three months in most Southern Asian countries.
Hundreds of people in a village in Hlegu township of Yangon region, Myanmar, on Saturday took part in a grand procession to celebrate Shinbyu, a revered Theravada Buddhist tradition.
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